Firstly, we stopped at Nara park, it is a home to hundreds of freely roaming deer, estimated around 1200 of them. The deer are surprisingly tame but when we start to feed them, they can be pretty "aggressive" ... we passed round the crackers cos they really chase the one who have them. But they are cute too in a way, some of them have "learned" to bow for their food. :)
See, they are loving each other...
I dare not hold any crackers even though my scarf nearly got taken away by them! :)
Some can be pretty tame...
Our light tea and some desserts which is not in the picture here...
Nice picnic area.. cooling...
Can sit here and relax...
We walked from the front till the end...
As long as they are not fed, we feel safer... LOL...
Peace at Nara Park....
I missed those deer even thought I got bitten by many on my backside.
ReplyDeleteThat Nara city is so unique that one could see these deer animals roaming freely on the busy streets while cars would gently stop to allow them to cross the streets. I love that.
An eye opener for me too.. yes, they can see you have food in your hands and will come after you...
DeleteI was there! No spotted deer? There were a few when we went but that was a long long time ago.
ReplyDeletehahahaa.. Now the families are expanded!
DeleteThe first picture, so cute...
ReplyDeleteLoving..
DeleteThe secret garden is a nice place to have your tea and snacks!
ReplyDeleteYes, especially nature lovers...
DeleteOh the famous nara park and their deers, such a scenic garden
ReplyDeleteYes, I like that place too
DeleteBeautiful Nara Park. A famous park with its friendly deers.
ReplyDeleteNot so friendly but overall, an interesting place to go..
Deletedid you go to the temple with the big buddha statue in Nara?
ReplyDeleteNo, I did not go in.. I was outside.
DeleteWhat a lovely place with so many Bambis roaming around! Did they roam into the secret garden and join you for tea?
ReplyDeletehahaha.. Bambis.. I almost forgotten that... yes, they roam around except for tea... they were not invited.. hahaaa
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